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Research to Practice Webinar
The SPRC Research to Practice Webinar seeks to foster meaningful dialogue on suicide and suicide prevention among practitioners, researchers, and others working in the field. Each invitational teleconference is 90 minutes in length and moderated by an SPRC staff member. An archive of past webinars can be accessed using the Windows Media Player or the RealOne Player. Supplementary materials available for each session include a description of the topic, speaker biographies, a list of discussion participants, and any handouts or PowerPoint presentations provided by the speaker.
If there are particular topics you would like to see addressed in the Research to Practice Webinar, or if you are interested in participating in a future session, please contact Ms. Tiffany Kim, Project Coordinator SPRC Training Institute, at 202-572-3717 or tkim@edc.org.
Recent Session
- A Suicide Prevention Toolkit for Rural Primary Care
Suicide Prevention Resource Center Research to Practice Webinar Series
Featuring: Dr. Peggy West, Senior Advisor, Suicide Prevention Resource Center and Karen Kanefield, Director of Training and Accreditation at the American Association of Suicidology.
When: 2:30-4pm EST, Tuesday, November 17
Summary:
The primary care setting presents an excellent opportunity for suicide prevention. Suicidal patients often visit their primary care providers within days or weeks before taking their lives.
This webinar presents two resources for primary care professionals:- a web-based toolkit for rural primary care professionals and
- a training for primary care professionals available in face-to-face or webinar format.
The SPRC is supported by a grant (1 U79 SM57392-05) from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). No official endorsement by SAMHSA or DHHS for the information on this web site is intended or should be inferred.
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